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Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
n sbers session.

President Rctsl called Council to
order ut precisely 80 o'clock last even.
ing, and Clerk Aessick read the min
utes of the last stated meeting, which
were approved.
The Public Baiidiag COMMITTEES re-
ported In favor OF Accepting the prop0-
sitto0 made By ex Clerk OF the Market
Wfrt's sureties 70 settle the amount of
his deficiency for 500. The report was
accepted.
Tne City Treasurer reported . bal.
suse Of S118,749 79 In the Union
National Bank 70 the credit OF current
expenses. %, ,lOS.6J 10 the credit Of the
sand lot and e4a7 .0A 70 the credit OF the
park fund. He also reported having
received the following amounts: Oity
Auditor Newell, "a. 2.413.24; Tax Re-
csiver Moody, q, 600; Tax Receiver
Mealey, 1855; ex.TAx Rsosivsr Kane,
$3.50. and 81 each, returned salary from
Oounoilmen Aysrs, McBride, AoVey,
MoKenney. Hawkins, Mc0opissl, For.
rest. White. eharfey, Ryan. Chambers
and Quinn.
Mr.. Quinn introduc . resolution,
which was adopted, expressing the 70
| aret OF Council at the death Of Edward
heInure, who expired suddenly yes
terday afternoon. Also that commit
tee OF three be appointed TO make the
necessary arrangements for Council to
attend his funeral in . body. The
president sppoiptsd Messrs. Quinn.
Bower and Norton ~ the committee.
Mr.. No,tca presented IN invitation
from DUPONT Post for Cosoeil to visit
the Industrial bazaar which they ere
now holding In the rink NJ Eleventh
and Madison streets, and on motion IL
WAS accepted, and Council agreed to
meet next Monday night to proceed to
the fair in . bsdy.
President Kcke', however. took occa-
sion to remark that 1t w0ul1 not be
anything mora than an informal meet.
ing. and Mr. Quinn said he hoped there
would not be any dollar In this bust
ness. Colonel Norton said he wanted 1t
understood that the invitation included
the repoItsrs and city cf1icfals.
The following ordess were drawn
during tho evening: Board OF lduca-
ton. 81, ,26a; G. B. Dougherty. -: DR.. O.
e BAirc IS; John Mcbride, Sl07 80; p.
DusAu, $78.57; Thomas Pagan t2s3 So;
q. william Baist, SEQ; Hubert Osssidy i.
$40; j. v. Carlisle u Oo., C0.52; Owen
J.. Hossion, $40; q. 3 Olslsnd, S74.58.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Terrible Expiosions.

The factory of the Union Powder Com
psny. near Fl Paso, Texas. was blown to
atoms yesterday A man named Gulick
was mixing about 30 pounds of powder
outside OF the building when it exploded,
igniting 1900 pounds inside the building.
8. 8. Carter, Of New York, President of
the company, who was in the factory, was
killed, and Gulick was fatally injured.
A scaffold at the power-house of the
Pittsturg Traction Railway Company fell
yesterday, throwing four men q distance
of thirty feet to the ground. J. Byron
and James Ogden were fatally, and j.
Conrad and F. Z Zimmerman severely
injured, An iron truss was being lifted
and the scaffold gave way under the un-
usual weight.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
African Mebhodisis.

The conferences Of presiding elders OF
the Sixth district, Philadelphia Confer
euce. OF The African N. \. Church is
bsipg held In Bethel Church, Sixth and
walnut streets. The presiding ofdcer
Il the Rev. George W. Brodia OF this
city. The centennial OF African Mctn.
odism will be hold In Bethel Church On
Nov. 90. Appropriate Addresses VII
be made and some excellent music rem
dered.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Esarni.g " Exanpls.

wnsf RS. nDrToRs: The old Greeks
were proud Of their learning, sod good
educsiion Il something every one should
taks pride IN, bus unless the people Of
Wilmington lake moro pride In their
achocls Asd uslect men who Gro morally
uud intellectually competent to eovern
them they viii yst feel mora ashamed
Of the management than they now do
Of the present Beard OF Education.
Without the shadow Of . Joke the pres
ent Board II far beneath the standard
which should be demanded By every
one who has the intaress Of our schools
st heart. All their meetings arc char
scterlzsd by outbuYsts OF passion, and
The uss of language upflt for good 20.
ciety and damaging 70 the morals Of
the children over whom they assume 10
rule D.f i9fi
Ali thsir meetings have damaging
eject ON the morals Of the sohaol chill.
dren, By their dlsordsrly deliberations
and general OonduCs 10 their sessions.
Tsey certainly disquAllfy. themselves
for the task Of lelectine suitablo teaCh-
en-, End have not the moral force 10 i'm.
pSess the schools With the dignity Of
good example. which 10 90 essential 4
factor IN the educAtion of the young.
Children learn By example, moro OF
lsss, either good or evil. How import.
ant, shsn. II Il for our, school board q
rot = good example. one worthy Of imi.
tAtion By al the sob ol children. Tho
last ssssion wAs one Of peculiar signia.
capSe ~ bFinsing ont Tho manner IN
whIeh the High School boys ntch On
70 the example cot before them. Mr..
Graham Vas pAytIy oensured for moi
| punishinR two boys who had painted
their noses red With oarmine.
How could the principal have the
Inconsistency 20 punish these boys very
severely whom they were merely trying
TO follow the example cot before them
with . mild and harmless colorlnR;
Who will say that these boys were mol
trS ing to mould end fashion themseivel
into the image and likeness of some o.
the Beard? In conclusion, we would
say to the boys. DO not paint yonr noset
red again during eohool hours. bat 4
u should become necessary NJ any othel
time to color Sour nosss, By oil mean
sNok 70 the same kind Of coloring Ani
use no other. N. L j.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Nsws su,a.ery.

On TAuSsdny moenine vorkusn
found the nude ysunins a : vouus
woman. known ~ Nsills Bhiplsy. II.
Ing In . shallow pool of vaief. pesr
Younest0wn, Ohio. The alrl vas aeed 50
yeAys and lived In Wasss6, Quo, Her
clothins was fband nsas ~ body, ehe
haA besn chu)Esd - deash.
William Dasbss, ssntsused tvo
yesss ago % two ysass' iapsisonmsnt
lor bursisry, sscApsd from che jail ss
AlIentovp, fA. on Wednesday night.
He dug hi: vsy through The thrss.foos
himself by . rops nsds ont Of his
shirts.
On Welussday nisht The doof.bsll Of
b. Joseph's Ophap Asylum, IN Cum.
nipgsv1iiA OHIO. rAne, and atteadants
going 70 the door fouud . sss pins
bomb, near.y tvo fees loaa, With . n, .
attached. The fuse Wa quickly ont "a.
The bomb 10 In the possession Of ths
police.
Gsosss ". RasssiI. : large so.ton
plauter. was fasally sssbbsd b. one OF
his ooiored tsuants, ~ 0ssland City,
Axnansas, On Wednesday nishs. Rus.
sell's 90 witneDsd ths astAck, ran 70 Q
neaehborine sup slcrs. md, ssising Z
shot gan, Shot Tie esasRed nan dead.
Fivs Inches Of NOV ssll along thu
line Of he HaRlea milsuad IN New
York, from Chseham 10 Ghsut, durina
TuesdAy night Aad wednesday. Al
DAY Tausuoay men we're As work 70
pairing Annags - the telegraph linss
Loais y. HaAs, b notary pubiio. ~
convicted In shs Unitsd Dsniss Uours ai
Auburn, n T., % Wednesday, Of for
gery In oonnect3sn with 8 psusios
claim, and VS. sentenced 70 three ysazl
In ths psnitsntiAry.
I The trial of Jscpb Brovp, IN Bridge
port, Conucctieut, for murderiug hi
wife. was concluded yesterday. Ths
ljuxy returned vsrdtcs Of murder II
the eecoad degrees, and Brown vas son
tsnosd 70 prison for lie.
Last evening 2os Of Shs italian immi
grants who hsye been 20 long dstsinet
In quarantine In New York bay vers
landed et OAstls Garden. They wsr.
p.rt OF the paasepssSs Of the stsauel
AlesiA.
| A strike Of The conducsors and driver
lof the Consolidatsd Street Or Railway
In Cincinnati was began q o'elocl
Lest evening, and b. . O'Clock al tn
compsny's horse sars were stopped.
| A. Academia. near HiAintown, Pa.
On Wednesday night, Daniel KodeR, q
years old. shot abd fAsally voundet
Ltbbie RtssinRer, sgsd II ysass. Jsal
lousy vas the causs.
The Treasury Department decide
that imported plum pudding 10 duii
sble ~ the rate of - per cent Q,
vslorem % an unenumerassd msnufac
tured article"
| HArman Spence, mason, fell from
Gettysburg, Psna., yesterday, and VA
killed.
Striking shoeworksrs retained (,
work In number Of shops In PhilAdel
lphia yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
The white and Coiorsd vois

Br Murat Hslstead, editor of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, has
written an essay In which he tabulates
the white and colored vote In the South.
ern States by congressional districts
and by States, in support of the propo.
sision that the Democratic party In the
Houth has nuliiaed the war amend
ments TO the Constitution. He declares
that the great political issue next year
is not merely whether the Dem ocratic
party shall retain control of the Execu.
tive Department Of the Federal Gov.
ernment, but whather the country shall
run the risk OF Dsmocrstte control OF
the Senate and the Supreme Court also,
by which, he expresses fear, the war
amendments TO the Constitution may he
declared invalid. This essay Is con
tributed to the Forum for Decsm Der.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Re,ief Society.

The officers of the Peninsula Relief So.
ciety whose office Is at 9l3 Market street
are as follows:
President, Henry G. Conrad Esq ; vice.
preaident. Dr. Hugh Martin; treasurer, j !.
Eldridge Pierce; secretary. Benjamin ].
Moore directors, George d. Aedill;
John C. Cofman, William II. Beggs,
Henry 8 Marshall. John L. Thompson,
B. r. Wsgamon, John s. Collins, j H.
B. Mustard, Benjamin Whiteley, A. g.
Cox.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

can, with Rough on Dirt, do al nice
washing and ironing 40 can be done in
any laundry. Boilire not necessary !;
unlike any other Rough on Dirt" can
be used in both washing and starchiug;
You need have DO fear in using this ar
tiole; fres from vile Alkali, It does not
rot, yellow nor injnfs tho dness fabric |;
clears, bieAohes, whitens. i" Rough ON
Dirt" IL the only ~ tiole that can Be ID.
ded to starch (hot or cold) to siva .
good body And beautiful gloss. Ask for
"Rough ON Dirt" 10 and 80. psckag-
o.. All hrst-class DrugEists.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Arrssted for Conspiracy.

John l.. Bancroft and Seth Van Allen,
striking printers In Chicago, were arrest
ed yesterday on complaint OF Poole Bro
theirs, on the charge OF conspiracy re-
sulting In the injury of their business.
They were PLACED under bail for trial on
Tuesday next. 1t Is said they were active
in inducing non union printers to quit
work.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Onasisis From Japan.

Lieutenant z. P Rodgers, q. 9. n,
accompanied by Woe Admiral VS.
count KabayAma, Captain 6. HidAko,
Captain G. Yamsmoso, Fleet Pay NJ aster
X. Murskami, Lieutenant X. Yendo
and Lieutenans IA. Saito, ell officers In
the Japanese Navy. oams to the city
yesterday from Washington and were
registered at the Clayton House. In
the afternoon they visitsd the powder
mills OF e. l. DUPONT De Nem0urs q
90. and returned TO Washingto
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

Most machinery must hsvs periods OF
absolute rest for examination and re-
pairs. But the great organs OF the
body, tho stomach, liver and kidneys
never rest, and yet they can be kept In
perfect order by the use Of LAxador.
Price IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Electric hallway,

Nearly all the wire work is done on
the electrical railway and painters are
nov engaged giving tho poles coat o.
paint. Tho company is being held
tAfdy In delivering the electrical sppa.
rntus.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
The asaasen lastsI.

Jacob b. Hyatt has purchased the
Stanton hotel property of tho heirs, Of the
late Springer Mcdaniel, containing
about ave acres Of land, for S2iss, and
viii proceed In the spring to erect Q large
brick building on the site of the one that
was burned down few weeks ago. Mr..
Hyatt Ia an obliging landlord. and 10
noted for preserving good order in his es-
tablishment. In the meantime his family
Will reside in the old stone houss on the
opposite side Of the street, which is said to
have been honored In 1776 by visit from
General Washington and his stat, who
remained over night in It.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Mssausrsde Dance.

A masquerade party will meet at No
404 Lombard street, on Wednesday even
ing, November 23d, from which place
they will march to- the Seeds building,
Fourth and French streets, where they
expect to spend o pleasant evening In
dancing. S.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Strike while tho Iron IL Hst.

Heoker's boys are coming, and hot
buckvheat cakes will have to az TO.
morrow afternoon and evening. All
are welcome to come, see and try them
1t T. W. Stewards -four and coal ex-
hibit. Industrial Bazaar, where Won
can leave your orders for -four md
coal. Be sure and try his "Silver
Medal" -four. Store n. W. corner of
Fourth and King. Phone 40S.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Killad HlmAAlf.

On Wednesday evening last vAlua-
BILE horse belonging to DR.. John Palmer
was killed In . very singular way.
Early In the evening he kicked she stall
TO pieces, aud . splinter ensered bis
abdomen, causing death almost In.
stsntly.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Notice.

The Old Maids Assembly will attend
DuPGnt Post Fair, Eleventh and Madi-
son ytroets, 10 morrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Haydn Usaoert

The First concert Of the Haydn ANA
teur Orchestra will be given tonight,
In the German Hall. Professor Julss
Rsybold is leader, and the orchestra
has boon under his instruction since Its
organization sight months ago.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
3, .. AnnlveraAry

Ths anniversary Of the Sabbath
school of Hanover church will be cele-
brated this evening at half past seven
An interesting program of music and
appropriate exercises have bean pre-
pared, which will no doubt compare
favorabiy with those OF previous. ears.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
BUCHU.PAIBA." :" Quiok, com-
plete cure, ell sunoyin Ing Kikdsy diBeas-
%, CssArrh of Bladder. 81.
An Able Protector.

II there is q more able protector
against the incursions of disease than
Hcstetter's Stomach Bisters, We have
yet 10 learn of It. Against the periodic
attacks OF fever and ague 1t affords .
sure defense, 1t renews waning vitality,
and oouuteracts the inhrmitifs OF age
1t prevents dyspepsia from becoming
chronic, and eventually annihilates IT.
It ronses the liver and kidneys when
dormant. and insures . regular habit OF
body. To the nervous IL is OF inestima.
bic benefit, imparting stesdiness and
vigor into IN enfeebled physique. The
tsrm, "dsiicate health" is usually
another name for debility. While the
Bitters 10 pronurable, the weak need
nevsr despair OF physical reinforos-
ment. Persons whose Ayocati0ns are
sedentary and laborious, or involve ex.
posure to uniavorable climatic iDflu.
euoes, will also and she Bitters an able
protector.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
n Daru,

70 al who are suffartng from the er-
rors and indiscret,ons Of youth, nervous
weakness. eazly dscAy. loss OF manhood,
&c., viii send recipe thAs will cure
you, FREN OF OHARGM. This great
remedy was discovered by . missionary
In South America. Send . salf-Address-
ID envelope 10 the RHv. JoslFH I.
IHMAN HsAtion d. New York Civ.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Mite eooiou.

A pleasant supper was given in the lee Z
ture room Of the Delaware avenue Bap sist
church last evening. About four hun.
dred people were entertained at the two
tables set. The guests were entertained
In the auditorium by the yoang people OF
the Ladies' Mite Society which gave the
supper, There were reeitations and
vocal music. Mamie Boothe gave reel
tation aad Lula Elliott, little girl Of 7
years, sang two solos A dialogue, entitled
can English Railroad Station, was en-
acted by hfteeE young ladies and geatle-
men.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
les NeWnnarkeis,
bren's and Infants
pats.

immense bargain in
|odd stock where sizes
kdly broken and which
|nnot replace.
|nufacturing all o u r
hoods under our own
kision we can sell
at retail at manufac.
6 prices.
" and elegant assort-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
At the Aoademy.

Charles A. Gardner. the German dia.
lect comedien, gave another very 40
ceptable presentation last evening oi
his now version OF "KArl, the Psddler''
before medium sized audience. BE
will make his last appearance to morrow
evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
n. r. BOURBON q Bro, ,

mAnufacturers Of B B B cigars ae N.
w. Cor. Second and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del. Sold by all leading
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
mig Luuon sssurasy N,sht,

Some fne vocal music win be render.
"A to.nixht at the Atlantic Garden, 2sl
Kins street. Everybody welcome.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
To-Day ana To. nsrrsw

special bargain days for all kinds Of
footvesr-it will pay you to come and
SOC them. even II You don't want to buy
now. 2o6 Market street, above Second
VIM. ii. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
The ID, and O.

The Executive Committee OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad eompany yastcr
day sent q telegram to the syndicate in
New York saying they approved Of the
arrangements made BY President Burns
and Vice .President Spencer in regard to
Q general mortgage to pay of all existing
obligations; also that four directors Of the
syndicate win be elected. A special
meeting OF the directors will be held on
Wednesday next to elect = President In
place of Robert Garrett, resigned.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Masqusrsdo

anita 10 hire for balls and parties BY
Mrs. George BchriDger, No. Ill East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

Thsy An huse-Rsr Luneh.
Drop N and enjoy yourself ak sbe
Atlantic Garden, tonight ~ Hns. A
hne iuneh served 70 all Saturday,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

Childrep's plush hensets ct Hukill
& Poists, Second and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Fura! Fnra, Fura!i!

Repairing and relining furs at Hukill
& Poist's, Second and TAtnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
RED.BUas. FLIES.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed. bugs, water.
buzs,~e"oths. TAts, mice, sparrows, jack
rabbits, gophers, ohipnunks, cleared
out By Rough on Rats" 15c.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

Going to Housekeeping.
Families
Coming here to reside wanting
housefarnishing.
|Housekeepers
OF long standing wanting any.
thing in personal apparel or
home necessities or adOrnnents
Ladies
Wanting Silks, Satins or Dress
Goods. F
Ladies
Wanting Sheetings, Blankets,
Quilts, &c.
Ladies orG Gentlemen
Wanting fine God or Silver
Watch. f
Mammas
Wanting q Sho t Pants Suit Or
Cape Overcost for little son.
Ladies
Wanting hands ,ms Seal Plush
Garments.
Ladies and Misses
Wanting handsome Stoekinette-
Jackets or Plaid Newmarkets-
and Raglans:
Heads of Families
War ting Parlor and Cock
Stoves.
Young Men
Wanting: y handsome Suit or
Overcoat.
Seekers for Comfort
Wanting Knit Jackets, Fine.
Underwear and Gents Furnish
ing.
Ladies
Wanting stylish Millinery.
Pater Familias
Looking for Body Brussels,
Tapestry, Ingram and Rag Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Mats, Rugs,
STAR Rods, Pads, etc.
Why Desirable?
Because
There Is absolute s:eIrity
against imposition.
Because
We allow all reasona BILE claims
when goods prove other wise
than represented.
Because
We offer all the advantages Of
~ best cash houses in addition
to our liberal credit.
Because
We make no leaders of ne thing
and catch up on another.
Because
We have superior advantages i'm
buying stock, which advantage
accrues to the consumer.
Because
We sell for cash or, if not con-
venient, will extend you liberal.
credit.
h. J.WALSH { co.
No. SOC Market ST.,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Brsvinss.'

The aheaPest has h0use I'm tho eth
Bum'ofd 8roo.' AO4 Market Dtre0l.
Try Bush's osai you will like It.
60 10 Murphey's for yosr bed springs.
Bay your furniture At Narphey's.
Try Bssh's coal ron will surely like 1t.
W. j. kimble. grocer. 2nd and yustisen st
Brllard f. Davis, ieweier. n. Second st.
Fine 10 X. Rings, al Hanrs, Ii Il. Fourth.
+. Roop Smith, druggist, srh aud King.
American Laundry, coz West Trsnt street.
First class furniture q. Murphey's, sos Ship
ley street.
white Pias tree tar and honey for coughs
and colds at W. Second stroet,
go TO Gee. II. Msrphey,s for your par1or
chamber and diaiag room furniture. % Ship
go t. II. H. Meore's stalls, " and 74y eeond
street market, for yonr your chsice erss mery
fresh butter also the best cream chee Sc at
market price. -
J. q. Bryant. No. II Est Seventh sreet,
70 taking orders for the revised and latest
edi don OF Samantha At Saratogs. Price re-
duoed 70 slb. Agents wanted.
II you want year Heaters and Range over
send yonI or"er fo East Fouiss % ssreet ire Pt Pici
els stove and Heater Company. By tele-
phone. Number rs. 1t viii be promptly item
II yos want onsap picture frames 10 70 q.
Z. BauSh, 500 west Second street have
ne larg est stock In Delaware; como xnd SEQ
Tor youreelves.
Ross. AZ lis Market street, now has q fine
Stock Of Deray haas. Latest styles hnd prices
guaranteed the eheapest IN the city. AiBo
gsuss' underwear, hosiery, nsck wcar, etc.,
etc. Can and see mem.
-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
| [-ANKE.T rs,

I 6ianket as low as 81
. Atwood Blanket as
E $3.50 a pair.
finer ones at $3.o2,
4 81 SO.
y hne ones, IS a pair.
fn again we have a
erge stock of Flannels
Domestic Dry Goods
lowest market prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

"Hov divine thing . woman may
bs made" whtn her cold Ii cured BY
DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
"Mosher, can I 20 on, to hsL?
No. NO. nv iiLfia nonnH

You know you've got . swollen foot.
NJ precious little honey"
But thcy got . bottle Of Salvation OIL,
and he went and caught m eei, and ate
II like man.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

By virtue of Writs of Levan Yscias Sher.
ID Lambson on Thursday afternoon sold
tho following real cstate: .8l "
Hotel In Aiddlstowp, belsnging to
John q. Armstrong. to 5. G. Thomas for
A farm OF 127H acres OF land in Apo
quininink Hundred. Belonging IN Harry
ID Rlwell 70 the Wilmington Loan Asso
ciation for 800. ~
A tract Of land containing 900 acres the
property Of g .Csdvailsder Sellers, situa te
In st. Georges Hundred, 10 Beujamio
Niolds, Esq for $500.
Another tract In tho same Hundred, be
longing to William A CIeaver and con
tanning 80 acres. TO the Same purchaser
for - 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
dies Wraps

y large and the styles
rachan Wraps from So,
nd SI2.
j Cloth Wraps from
nd S35..
j Cloth Goats from
b to $50.
dies' Plaid Newman
fom IS up.
iies' Plaid Raglans
IS up.
dles' Cloth Jackets,
Of Plaid Beaver En-.
Diagonal Astrachan,
rom s. and upwards.
ni2e assortment of
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
|&LiCht6lStHil,
sa6 Market Street.

! have now on sale an
BIT line o.karments for
\. Misses and Children
be receiving new things
Our line Of
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
fIn0 Underwear

fdles, Misses, Men and
Pen In all grades. A
fhd complete stock of
almost every quality,
Is .. that 4; will please the
|astidious.
GAINS in Beaded Gimps,
=. Ornaments, Presi.
finming and Beaded
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
0o.dsn nsssss.

An claeial visit vas paid 70 ws,v,cS
CAstls last evening 81 Grapd Ohiss
Sac0p n. Thompson, accom- panied b.
btr Herald ". O. Brown. arsnd Mastsr
OF Records Anderson Eieidins. Grssn
Keeper cf nxehsqusf y. y, Huber Sud
Grand High Phsss Joseph ID. AIdrcd
= nanbeF Of Cir Kniahis recelved tbe
cfusadef's degrees. Addresses we're d.
hvered BY past chiefs aud Others. AZ.
laneements are being made for War.
WICK. OAstle's second Annivprsnry.
which will b. held on Dsoombsr 8 81
Wednesday 81, Johns, No. 4. csla.
orated its fourth anniversary, and on
shs same night Pilgrim, No. 2, OF Clay
tor, ssvs Q Supper. Do rhursdsy even
ina nexs Delaware Commsndery vii
give 2 packsge party In x @ y. Hall,
q Fifth and French stasss. Dsswars
CASTLE, No ~, will be oresoiEsd q
Delaware City Tomorrow evening. Ths
11rst Regiment Band has been % eS sad
The band will pick up the yaxious cas-
tIes and commAndefiss unsil -Four
atreos wherf ID reached. Pho steamer
noCsll viii lsAve the wharf Ut 8 D. q,
All psrsons not being memb bsrs OF Ii,
order desiring TO 60 10 Delaware Oity
will BE- taken along. Many Of me mem
bers will tAks their Families.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

Looking for Body Brussels.
Tapestry, Ingram and Rag Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Mats, Rags,
STAR Rods, Pads, etc.